Do uncrowded powder resorts still exist in North America?

[yeahman]

Seems like Northern Idaho has some good possibilities with access to a few good lift served options, low population, and within striking distance to some cool ski areas and bigger terrain in BC.

Better hurry up because Idaho was the second-fastest growing state in the nation in 2022.

[Dromond]

Lots of empty snowy mountains out there, and some reasonably affordable options if you’re prepared to go full backcountry hermit. Not so easy to find enough of a like minded community to live a full life, and appealing enough to share with a partner. The tradition is for a group of friends to move to somewhere with potential, and commit to creating the reality they want. That’s how you get in on the ground floor. Otherwise you’re just buying into and are crowding up what other people created.

Wait, do the Kootenays count as crowded already?

[DanoT]

Wait, do the Kootenays count as crowded already?

No, the B.C. interior is not crowded. Americans either go to Whistler or go heli skiing. However B.C.= Bring Cash.

[yippeekiyayMF]

Water skiers are weird, man... really weird. Don't ask why.

why?

[skinipenem]

why?

Probably because we guzzle gallons of gasoline for breakfast like some other peoples protein shakes

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[Tommy Jong]

Or get in on the ground floor with FastFred's upcoming trailer park empire.

Tell me more about this trailer park empire, sounds right up my alley. Ground floor sounds nice and all, but can I get a penthouse with a view?

[frorider]

Should be plenty of Private Powder in the Crazies.

https://nymag.com/intelligencer/arti...mountains.html

[byates1]

Virtually snowless range

[Norseman]

Virtually snowless range

Gets plenty of snow... but even more wind.

[byates1]

Yeah I guess it's blown clean when I seem to gaze upon the mighty slopes.

Really cool range.